This is the first post in the Internet TV category, and basically an introduction to this new topic which I have to admit is quite exciting. With broadband speeds becoming increasingly faster, and Internet connected devices becoming the norm rather than the exception, Internet TV ...
Variety is the spice of life, but the telecom and cable providers don't always make it easy to understand our options for bundling services for TV, phone and Internet. First you have to decide which type of company you'll use to bundle services, and then ...
Cable TV has been around since 1948 when it was started by John and Margaret Walson of Pennsylvania, and first referred to as community antenna television, which later became what we know today as cable TV. One of the reasons cable TV is so popular ...
So, a friend of yours is sporting a brand new cell phone packed with more features than you can shake a stick at. The thing looks like it just fell out of a flying saucer, or something. In fact, it's quite possibly the coolest cell ...
When it comes to bundling services, AT&T has most of the bases covered. What a lot of people don't know is there are different technologies involved for each individual product or service. With this article I'll attempt to break down the different services, and shed ...
One of the first things that come to mind when bundling phone, television, and Internet service is cost savings, or cheap, but cheap in comparison to what? Your current bills? Your friend's bundle package bill? Cheap is such a relative term, and we all know ...
I recently received an invitation to try Hulu Plus for $9.99 per month. So far it's both impressive, and lacking. There is a great looking interface, and the video quality is good with nice looking 720P HD video playback which you can select in your ...
I'm not a big fan of surveys, whether taking or giving them, but there is a need here to get some feedback from you, so instead of a survey, we're just going to use the blog as an open platform to give you a chance ...
This is the first post in the Internet TV category, and basically an introduction to this new topic which I have to admit is quite exciting. With broadband speeds becoming increasingly faster, and Internet connected devices becoming the norm rather than the exception, Internet TV ...
Many of the big name landline providers now require a credit check for phone service, especially if you require long distance. There are smaller prepaid landline providers that can provide local and long distance phone service, but it's about the same price, and sometimes more ...
A monthly prepaid cell phone plan is similar to a monthly contracted plan, but with no, or very limited contract. There are no credit checks, and no obligation, but there is a monthly fee. If you fail to pay the monthly fee you might lose ...
Sometimes referred to as PayGo, a pay as you go wireless plan is a type of prepaid wireless plan that has no contract, commitment, or monthly bill. While as mentioned there is no monthly bill, you may have an allotted amount of time to add ...
